Samsung may have found a fourth battery supplier for the Galaxy S24 Ultra

Samsung has apparently found a fourth supplier for the Galaxy S24 Ultra battery – and it’s still located in India.

Next year’s flagship could receive its batteries from a company called Navitasys India and, according to documents cited by SamMobileNavitasys India must provide them for the Galaxy S24 Ultra. Although no mention in the documents is found about the Galaxy S24 and its bigger brother, the Galaxy S24+, it is not certain that the batteries used in these “lesser” flagships will not also come from Navitasys India.

Other companies that will supply Samsung with batteries for their upcoming flagship trio are Samsung SDI Vietnam, China’s Ningde Amperex Technology Limited, and ELENTEC India.

So if any issues with Galaxy S24 availability arise next year, they can’t may be due to a lack of batteries. RIGHT?

As we discussed previously, the Galaxy S24 range could arrive mid-January 2024: slightly earlier than the expected announcement in February. An official announcement in January is nothing new for Samsung, with the Galaxy S21 Ultra being announced on January 14, 2021 and released globally on January 29, 2021.

Speaking of batteries and various battery suppliers, in 2022 it became known that Samsung would not rely solely on its own SDI batteries for the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Galaxy Z Flip 4. Samsung reportedly obtained the batteries for the foldables from three battery suppliers – the other two being LG and ATL. ATL is one of the largest manufacturers of batteries for consumer electronics and is also a supplier to Apple iPhone.